R. v. O'Brien,
| Jurisdiction | Ontario |
| Judge | Paciocco,Simmons,Zarnett |
| Citation | 2023 ONCA 197 |
| Docket Number | C69938 |
| Court | Court of Appeal (Ontario) |
| Date | 22 March 2023 |
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3 practice notes
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R v Davis,
...para. 105; R. v. Rover, 2018 ONCA 745, 366 C.C.C. (3d) 103, at para. 45; R. v. Noel, 2019 ONCA 860, at para. 24-26; R. v. O'Brien, 2023 ONCA 197, at paras. 48, 49. Compliance with the immediacy requirement provides these constitutionally assured benefits; something Mr. Davis was depriv......
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The Right To Silence Carries The Right To Keep Passwords Secret
...also carries the right to keep electronic device passwords secret and, as the Ontario Court of Appeal recently affirmed in R. v. O'Brien, 2023 ONCA 197 ("O'Brien"), it prevents law enforcement from using pressure tactics to mislead suspects into believing that they are obliged to disclose t......
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R v Lira,
...breach and reduce the need to exclude evidence: R. v. Griffith, 2021 ONCA 302, 408 C.C.C. (3d) 244, at para. 71; R. v. O'Brien, 2023 ONCA 197, 424 C.C.C. (3d) 108, at para. Sentence appeal 15 The appellant argues that the trial judge did not give him credit for harsh conditions of conf......
2 cases
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R v Davis,
...para. 105; R. v. Rover, 2018 ONCA 745, 366 C.C.C. (3d) 103, at para. 45; R. v. Noel, 2019 ONCA 860, at para. 24-26; R. v. O'Brien, 2023 ONCA 197, at paras. 48, 49. Compliance with the immediacy requirement provides these constitutionally assured benefits; something Mr. Davis was depriv......
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R v Lira,
...breach and reduce the need to exclude evidence: R. v. Griffith, 2021 ONCA 302, 408 C.C.C. (3d) 244, at para. 71; R. v. O'Brien, 2023 ONCA 197, 424 C.C.C. (3d) 108, at para. Sentence appeal 15 The appellant argues that the trial judge did not give him credit for harsh conditions of conf......
1 firm's commentaries
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The Right To Silence Carries The Right To Keep Passwords Secret
...also carries the right to keep electronic device passwords secret and, as the Ontario Court of Appeal recently affirmed in R. v. O'Brien, 2023 ONCA 197 ("O'Brien"), it prevents law enforcement from using pressure tactics to mislead suspects into believing that they are obliged to disclose t......